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The Crossing |
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General Hugh Mercer |
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A&E |
Opening Night
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10 January 2000 |
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Howard Fast |
Director
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Robert Harmon |
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Jeff Daniels, Sebastian Roche, Steven McCarthy, John Henry Canavan |
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Uncle Vanya |
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Astrov |
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Roundabout Theater Company, Brooks Atkinson Theatre, New York |
Opening Night
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30 April 2000 |
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Anton Chekhov |
Director
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Michael Mayer |
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Derek Jacobi, Laura Linney, David Patrick Kelly, Brian Murray, Rita Gam |
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Blackmale |
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Bill Fontaine |
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Opening Night
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November 2000 |
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George Baluzy |
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George Baluzy and Mike Baluzy |
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Bokeem Woodbine, Justin Pierce, Sascha Knopf |
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A documentary on the making of the film was made entitled: "Loop Dreams: The Making of a Low-Budget Movie" |
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3 A.M. |
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Priest |
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Opening Night
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26 January 2001 (Sundance Film Festival) |
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Lee Davis |
Director
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Lee Davis |
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Danny Glover, Pam Grier, Michelle Rodriguez |
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TV Series
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Oz |
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Jack Eldridge |
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Opening Night
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7 January 2001 |
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Episode 4.9: Medium Rare |
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TV Series
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Three Sisters |
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Frederick |
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NBC |
Opening Night
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20 February 2001 |
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Eileen Heisler, DeAnn Heline |
Director
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Jay Sandrich, Peter Bonerz, Gail Mancuso |
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David Alan Basche, Katherine LaNasa, A.J. Langer, Vicki Lewis, Dyan Cannon |
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Roger appeared in two episodes: "The Faculty Party" and "The Rooster" |
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Play
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1776 |
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John Adams |
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Reprise, Freud Playhouse |
Opening Night
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4 September 2001 |
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Sherman Edwards and Peter Stone |
Director
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Gordon Hunt |
Cast
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Marcia Mitzman Gaven, Orson Bean, Mark Ryan |
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"Roger Rees, whose jaw is a true-blue 18th century model, essays the role of John Adams, Boston's resident prim upstart. Rees works hard, very hard, attempting to hurdle his vocal limitations, often racing musical director Peter Matz's tempos—and winning, therefore losing. Rees needs to relax more." (LA Times, Michael Phillips, 7 September 2001)
"The cast is headed by Orson Bean as a wise, witty, womanizing Ben Franklin and Roger Rees as the unpopular firebrand John Adams. Though Rees's voice is of the Rex Harrison and Richard Burton brand, he can sell a song. " (Curtainup, Laura Hitchcock, 5 September 2001)
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